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Iran
Mojtaba Ahmadi, the head of Iran’s Cyber Warfare command, was found dead in a woods outside Karaj over the weekend. He had been assassinated at close range. Iran is preparing a proposal for upcoming talks on its nuclear program; the proposal will insist on the ability to enrich uranium domestically and to take advantage of nuclear technology.
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Iran
The €20bn mystery: Could Iran be the owner of huge cash stash at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport?
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Iran
Iran’s secret trade links to bypass sanctions
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Iran
Iran’s Holocaust-denial trickery may point to nuclear duplicity as well
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Iran
U.S. Says Iran Hacked Navy Computers
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Iran
Iranian President Softens Condemnation of Holocaust
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Hezbollah
Hezbollah gambles all in Syria
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Afghanistan
Pentagon Contractor Used Iran for Project
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Iran
President Rouhani claimed that the greatest danger in the Middle East is that of chemical weapons in Syria falling into the hands of terrorists, and warned against a military intervention in Syria. He also said Iran is ready to engage on talks about its nuclear program as long as Iran’s right to enrich uranium for peaceful purposes is respected.
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Iran
Obama’s Favorite General Stripped of His Security Clearance
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Ennahda
Tunisia’s Marzouki wants Iran to help stop Syria’s ‘nightmare’
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Hezbollah
Qassem Suleimani, the Middle East’s Most Powerful Operative
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Iran
Netanyahu Is Said to View Iran Deal as a Possible Trap
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Iran
A sneak peek at the IDF units who would be key in future Iran strike
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Denmark
Danish-Iranian artist convicted of racism
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Africa
Insight: U.S. and allies target Hezbollah financing, ties in Africa
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Iran
Iran Said to Seek a Nuclear Accord to End Sanctions
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Iran
In Iran, Fordow Nuclear Plant Virtually Sacred Ground
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Iran
Obama Administration Weighs Iran Talks at U.N.
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Iran
President Rouhani said Iran would never develop nuclear weapons and that it was seeking only “peaceful nuclear technology.” Earlier this week, Supreme Leader Khamenei spoke of the need for “heroic flexibility” and said it was “not necessary” for the Revolutionary Guards to be politically active.
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Iran
Obama says he wants to test Iran president’s interest in dialogue
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Iran
Analysis: Harsher US sanctions on Iran oil sales may have little effect
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Iran
Iran Increases Aid to PFLP Thanks to Syria Stance
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Iran
Iranian President’s Speech and Online Army Video Point to Iran’s Dueling Interests in Syria
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United States
Intelligence Sources: Rohani Prepared to Shut Down Nuclear Site
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Iran
UN Syria warcrimes team checking 14 alleged chemical attacks
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Iran
Iranians Dial Up Presence in Syria
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Iran
Inside White House, a Reversal on Syrian Arms
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Iran
President Rouhani said Iran wants “the swiftest solution” to the impasse on its nuclear program, but warned that the peaceful character of the program could be guaranteed only “if there is political will, if there is mutual respect and mutual interest, and only if the rights of Iran’s people are ensured.” Iran has been expanding its uranium enrichment capacity in recent months. Iran launched a new TV channel aimed at preventing religious extremism among the 1.5 million Sunnis in Khuzestan province.
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IRGC
Videos show Iranian officers supervising Syrian soldiers
